The Catholic Experience - Myths & Mystery #1

Myths & Mystery #1

12/06/24 • 6 min

In this premier episode of Myths & Mystery I tackle three prevalent myths about the Catholic faith—The Eucharist, the Immaculate Conception, and doctrinal consistency. This is an extended version, with about two extra minutes of details that are not present in the YouTube version!

As a bonus, I conclude the episode surprising true or false questions about God. The last one will definitely shock you. I know this because it shocks everyone I tell it to in person.
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00:00 Introduction to Advent

00:12 Misconceptions About Advent

00:22 True Meaning of Advent

01:03 Preparing for the Second Coming

01:17 Joyful Anticipation and Self-Reflection

02:00 Daily Preparation and Living the Gospel

03:06 Final Thoughts and Podcast Promotion

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